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Newspaper
Telegraph Herald
Location
Dubuque, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1909
Page
7
The Euphagists are described as a dietetic sect that flouts restraint, seeking merriment in eating as the royal road to health. The London News notes a lighthearted jab saying a spill would briefly halt their euphagery, then resume.
St Josephs College meets Memorial University at the Fair Grounds in a key schedule clash. St Joe arrives in prime form after a two week layoff and returns Holland and Meyer to the backfield as Kerwick's limited options from the Normal game fade. If St Joe wins it boosts title hopes. Memorial's unknowns are pressed by Joe's refined formations and new plays.
The writer argues that marriage works best when women balance love with independent interests. Love should not be the sole focus. women should pursue absorbing pursuits such as charity, church work, study, or art to enrich life alongside their marriage.
Webster City Iowa November 5 special A major change in local telecoms will cut Iowa company lines out of their Hamilton County Independent office and install new Martin exchange wires within thirty days The merger may involve the Martin and Iowa interests amid rumors and silence from officials.
Public interest grows as Iowa toll lines suggest a close partnership between the Martin company and a second firm. The industry watches for a possible absorption and awaits concrete moves in the telecommunication sector.
In Council Bluffs Iowa on November 5 a Hamburg Iowa couple marked their wedding day as a 75th anniversary. Groom W F James aged 75 previously married once and bride Henrietta Homans aged 66 also had a prior marriage. The ceremony was led by Rev James W Jones at St Pauls Episcopal rectory.
Mrs Jee W Mc Neeley a prominent socialite felt sudden thigh pain while walking and returned home. A physician found a two inch needle embedded three quarters of an inch beneath the skin, rusty and likely there for weeks with no explanation for how it entered.
Waterloo reports Thomas F. Clark, indicted for wife desertion and released on recognizance to support his family, confesses he is the bigamist and asks to be locked up. He left his Wisconsin wife seven years ago and is unsure if divorce was obtained. In Marshalltown, Britt women trap a thief. Mrs J A Treganza Mrs Minturn and Mrs Barrett guard a barn as Gus Grimes is handed to police. many stolen items from neighbors found at his home in Forest City jail.
A terse note describes a company employee killed when a drig rod broke on an engine before 7 am yesterday. The piece interjects several stray maxims and a dialect exchange where Meandering Mike asks for change and Plodding Pete recounts stealing a dog in self defense.
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